Mann, Pferd, Kuh 1918

heinrichcampendonk

abstract painting

graffiti art

painted

fluid art

neo expressionist

acrylic on canvas

street graffiti

painting painterly

painting art

organism

expressionist

Heinrich Campendonk's *Mann, Pferd, Kuh* (1918) is a prime example of German Expressionism. The painting depicts a man standing in a field with a horse, cow, and sheep, rendered in a vibrant palette with bold brushstrokes. Campendonk's style, characterized by simplified forms and flat planes of color, emphasizes emotion and inner feeling over realistic representation. This artwork, typical of German Expressionism, reflects the anxieties and tensions of the period following World War I.